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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
Is Rrrrr. ANp To rrIk PoINr

Dyspepsia l. dreadful D.sorjervi liver
l. misery Iailscsilon Is : foe . good
nature.
The humin digestive apparatus Il one
Of The most conpllcAied sud wonderful
thiugs ~ existence. IL II easily pat OuI
olorder.
G,easy foot, tough food, sloppy fjot,
bad cookery. mental worry, lats hours IT.
regular habits, and many other thlngs
which ought not 10 be, have made the
American people q nation OF dyspep,ifs.
Dot Green's August Flower has d0re q
wonderful work In reforming this sad busl
ness and making the American people 90
healthy tha, they can enjoy ta,ir meals
and be happy.
Remember NO hspplnsss without
health. But Green's August Flower brings
health and happiness 20 The dyspepiic.
Ask your druggis. for bottle. Seventy
five cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
cRocilKr PURSE

Thl. = worked With thee shades of
olive, aud two OF red purse elk Ia sTOttei
stripes, aud fiaished al each corner With
An olive elk tAssel, AMI With silk.eOysrtd
rings or the ZANE color 10 close IL. With
dsrke.t olive Dcgin the purse with chain
OF 800 stitches, elOsipg The same In ting
with Que double. Then ist row; alter
na,ely one chain, onc double Ia mkt stitch
bot one. Cad 10 tih rows alternately one
double In next chain, one ehsin. miss one
double, a, the end OF the t.h row one slip.
stitch In the next double. 5.h row turn
work TO the wrong eide, whieh viii be The
right side OF the purse, aud slOns Tue iofe.
going stitches with the pil.st shade 81
olive, one double 10 the froni loop ofevefy
stitch. c:h row with the middle shade
OF olive alternately one double In both
loops OF next double Of previous row, one
double Ia the back Of mex. double. sth
row with the darkest olive, alternately
one double In the back OF next double OF
previous row, which was worked In both
loops, one double Ia both loops OF next
double. s,h 10 iGih rows Ike the 9Th
row, but the slh and 18th rows are work.
ed with the darkest shade OF red, the ?th
and 18th rows with the lighter red, and
the 10th, iith, and 18th rows with darkest
olive, the 18th with the middle shade, the
iGih with the llghtest olive. Turn the
work and along the back or foregoing
stitches crochet the 18th 10 2ist rows 4;
like the 2 d 10 tth, but In the 18th row
make the opening OF the purse by crochet.
Ing 80 chain after the flrst 20 stitches. and
miss the next so, then eontirus the row
10 the end. 22nd to 3.th rows: like the
5lh 10 goth rows. Then join the sides OF
the purse together with one row OF double
crochet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

Az ODD Bur KIND Acr-Isaw an old
man, who. Ike several other persons met,
looked exceedingly warn. suddenly stop
10 eye = cab horse which looked even
warmer than be, and was amused 10 see
him walk up 10 the exhausted animal and
begin 20 fan his head. reslly think the
horse smiled. At least. his look OF dejec-
ton aud suffering Immediately disappeared.
IL WAS q kind act fjr q stout old party In =
sweliering seersucker 10 devote his only
fan 10 q poor cabby. IL was not 80 CON-
mon = sight IS 10 zee Harvard senior
fan lovely girl on class day, but 10 was
more dlslnierested. A feeling that l had
witnessed the scene somewhere before In
q comic gulse made me smile ~ i walked
away. I was puzzled for q moment to
know whence the reminder came. but a.
nally recognized that the recollectlons OF
Titanls aud the donkey.hested clown had
been stirred by this modern sight. Yet l
felt that the old fellows Kind act was
wrouged by such . thought. lie Is one
OF the men who helps 10 compensate for
the wrongs done the animal Kingdom on
the street, and II there II horse heaven
be win surely nnd welcome In It's green
pastures. - Boston Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
plREcrroys ron MAKING GRAVES

/"
II takes many hous,keeperr. even those
used 10 tnost kiuis OF cookery. IN learn
how 10 make good gravy. II Is mos, I'm.
poftsni % have IL foe from fat. IL Is nco-
sssary to prepare stock for ssmall family.
Water. in which fresh meat, q tongue, or
a piece Of beef has been boiled may be
served for the parpose Aui used FOO ssfi-
Gus dishes The way 10 use meat llqnoI,
or The stock for which rcciPc IL given. II
this
Ia case you sre roasting beef. mutton.
lamb or pork. pour 81 entirely lnin q dish.
half al hour before the dinner hour, al
,he contents ~ dripping pan and st
them away In = cool place; then put Into
the pan two or thr,c & lie Of TIE meat u
quOr or stock ifyou have cold gravy OF
dripplngs OF previous day, remove all
the IA, from the top and pot the liquid that
remains At the bottom Into the pan. Wet
some Drowned n)ur smooth, and whtn
YOU take up the meat set The pan ON the
top OF the stove. The gravy will boil In.
medlAtely ADD the vet i)ur must then no
stirred IN. II will boil away fast, there.
fore see that Il dos not stand too long.
Here ls, me say that u IL well a. keep
drowned four for Eravles and soups ~ 10
gives the article bsiier favor ani color
than white nlur.
For veal and venlsor, gravy l. made az
fcrenily, becsuse there l. bui liitr ist IN
these meats, and what there !. Il not gross.
Pu, some meat liquor or stock in'o The
dripping pan when yoa dot pat youf nest
% roast and aid . little more u ~ bols
away. when !, q. done. sct The iflpplng
par on the stove, aud haylrg silrred In the
wet n)ar. add Place Of batter half the
s'ks OF az 'rg ant siir until II !. al melted,
or Else 10 will make ne gravy oily.
For poultry. IN, gravy !. made ~ boil
log the gini,is. nsmsly, the uect. giIItri,
heart api liver BY themselves la little
water; kim them carefully ~ COOL deal
OF scum will rise. Afisr "a hour uf 81 hour
ard a half, take them oui AMI pJsr water
laio The dripping pas, mash or chop TIE
liver f1e. AMI when you make The grsVt
sdi this ani DIT OF butter. sons ptppsr,
the VT n1ar, ant, ifyou CHOOSE, little
sweet mWllrsm.
The 81 that Tuss.s oui ~ iafkcy sh0uli
De- dlgp.d 90 win spoon before thess ia-
gr,dients arc added II TOO gross q De
pllatabli or healthy.
For goose gravy, posr ~ ell the dip.
pings ~ 10 rnasli1g bssf OF pork Ani pai
10 some OF the siOck of neat llql,r.
~ Br0ra Flour Pat sboai . quart ~
u lnio = spider atd set 10 IN the ovsn ot on
TOP OF N st0,si stir u onsn lssiii saouli
burn. When u ia llgbI bfJsn pat u IN.
10 jar or wiis-moaihei bottle
10 Nlis ilrrwa BEiisr -ls1o half =
tablespoonful Of njur 10 q small cep %
butter. then pour 1p5u u sbOsi gill OF
boiling water. stirring fast 1t 10 boil
up once. n ~lll b,cOme oily lf.lloNti To
f,main boiling, DJlliog may De- used To-
stead of water. rnslsy lssn improvement
Ilnafs~ rgfigs together With itfrsd
ani thros itsm into toiiuE ~aieg th'n
cuiih,m fuc aui AID 10 ~ tgii,r-.iurr'
icia .is1lgsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

4 NIcE nIsn 90 r0Gs -Ose cup,gl cod
mi,atd potato. oue cupinl cold meat thim
Is pr,fsra0ie) Ch1pPd nae, Two table
spoonful. milk, oue ieasp00niul butter.
lvc hard boiled eggs. sliced, one'haf cup
trAwn tutisr, ous.haf cup ice bread
crumbs whip the potato smooth With
the milk. butter aud raw eggs pepp,r ard
sat 10 taste. Cover The bottom ofa ere,s'
cd PIE plate 90 shiilow padding dish With
this. ard spread over n The chopped meat.
LAY 90 this the slices u egE, nfs, dipping
each piece Toto the drawn butter. Ponr
What u len over ihe eggs, aud sprinkle
ihickly With The bread cfunos; dot p'sn-
tlfally with bits % batter. sui bake 10 =
moderate oven flnscn inirnies, 81 nn,il
brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
NOTICE OF SALE.

nUEErANT a. l.lrnac fforl tlr iiaa. jlle. ri
Probafe fr co. talnfY ri OHnfi. I tls. FL. IN
puhlr aucfiru ~ private sac, on fIc nnliffnN I'D
III August. 4. ID. ls,i, a Cen a'r'ofk IN ihf ifrt
ca o. premises. AL tte rfIf, tiie ali lffflfi
Jaln T.. ~mih. ltfr 0f Porter I'M taHl 00ru'It .f
rs.srI. hnI IN AL fn Co. ui.nsInF lrs.r.ifl H.a|
estate fIr Ihf innfsilti Of al if0tasri, ..ilf'
In al Porter, ca o. n1fftfriV sIle RI d. H.iI
leading ffum kfrr flIs ~ sab ifF n i.IN..
VILLAGE, ant iulnifl ~ faIl rual, ntf NrHHAi o.
iosu lne tgtsrsn Hiram ani f1fifr, 40 ilr f'aI
leading from ssli raj fo tsrurgc lots l0lf.i 0l
fanInE nine lrrrs, note of Zee.
Dnei us llfh isf ~ Jelly, a. ID. lt,-.
FRANCE, D.. SMITH, Aiat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

IKuzEN frAcuEf-Tss- ""s CO ''ct-
-. one hvsp.us plat sugar. zoe ql,n a..
ter. tso cups ~ ~hlppci cfstmi boil TIE
.lsAr sni water together or twelve MO.
Ute. then aid %, graohe,. sri cork fof
tweniy mlugiss.
l.np the cooked psachs. through s-i,s',
All T., them 81 cold Then pack - Tor
Zee cft, ln. shfrp, I, etc. sni ffetE, When
ihc crauk can be taruei no lousef. remove
he bgsisr aai sur 10 Ia ~alppsd cream
with a lArsc splor. Cover and 81 away,
irllag 10 stand for Que hour AZ least
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
"Reminiscences, Nollcc.

fI,IIT nnIffs.lnf.l. having ben arr0.airl tf FL.
ia. Jn.lrr I'll IfHillia CO ftr tnunfT Uf ut'.HIl
- a. ttIrl Iafsitf ri ianf. a. 10. l'sii t0at
snnsrs a. receive All ftalnf ilf claims ri 'IiIIf
srnsf fhr fsflfa III fflnk o. hlHIs, Iair af ttrf01
Il saIf HIlanfr deceased flUTFa nIlI ra1fFHfi .frF
~ rrr rafTr flaf t.f ulanf.f fUni o. Hsr Hi tti
lifsI1inifrf 1rr a1sr.l f1 al creditors IN HH'.
A. rrrsfuf al Prove fIl.r rlsnsi tnl That 10y H
l.. Ii sass.ll n CO. fIs r.lrr tnl fnrs i.I f
rnrflsf 81 ffIfIF nf CO. saur, Vs.. fNf rH0F m 4
q n 4 Hlnlal. In ntffl ID saIi 0UunfIi nl -
ariar, August ttfl. issf. a1l rsi1riaff NNfNI...I
IL ~, ~ cen 0'.i1lk I'M tlr f'frn1un rtfI iiI.
psfr.l ftIs ftIrffrfh lag RI II.Ts 4 I'd. l''I.
HIRAM 4. RANDALL, ff ........ .....
ALBION H. MARSH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

Ksafney siys IA calne.e must 20, bot,
before ih-y ~, 80 Wish 10 iniolm IA IN
ard even ooiy csc that Adamson's Bolan-
lc Balssm c1ullalss 10 win The lay cu'ins
coughs. colds and al difficult breathing.
lrlee S. sad % cents. Trial bottles 10
ctris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

ALMOND CagE.-rNo eups olsugsr. Two
ani onc.halg ,n,s ~ njaf. 0gt.aa.f cap %
butter. one cgp oi mix. iwb t-asp lIa'uls
% blhlu- powder BAKE Ia lAysfs
pm. Es1uiag aAi Iiiiag Wales %
40 egg. sugar tllekcr. one sci one.
i0afth pJuli 0f tlmltd. alssrh che I'll.
m0rd. hy puitlrg To- bot VAR. sud. WAN
really. tax 90 re Sans sLd shave la tain
slice. -tlf IA, no Ia tas ffo,,lng Ari spi a.
nr the top srd Dtiwgsn III layers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

TABLE LISxS. Napkins ofvsrisus ,ints.
more properly called d'oyleys, are used In
serving fruits. For ordinary table use
white tsbleeioths and white nspkirs are
In vogue ~ they have been. There are
cloths with narrow bands Of scarlet or
crimson along the edge. with nspkins Of
the same description, tha. are very TASTE
fal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

1. Caftal "a he Aisrs. And have learn
81.
=. Cuull ,psrlr; sud have % barn.
Cgfisll womsb'- nam, HLd have
a. di.nguse
Cuu,u ..aiy. and hsve a. display
s. cafial cl,sicf, 49, have paft ui
ihc fac.
6. Cartel mofin s,.or. 49, have seme.
tAire usru..
:. Cuua.l o. l1.tt s.asaih. aai have
sChsIc.
= Cgu.ll sclsu, sld have ap1fiioa.
q. Cuusla shield ffpm ihr sun. srd
have kiu4 70 ish.
nutE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
NOTICE.
Non-IIc.idcnt Taxes,

IN The l0sn o. Greensooi. Ia the County Of Ga.
fCtd. for the year ltsi.
The following ilft OF taxes on real estate Of non
resident owners IN the town sresuwOoi, Tor The
year lsss, In bills committed 90 Abnsr -. Bri ant,
Collector of sAii town, on the isih day OF Msf,
Isl, has been retained bv him 10 me AZ remain
ing unpaid on the ieth day Of MAJ, lsS7. ~ his
certificate of that date. AMI now remain UNPAID,
and notce 10 hereby given that SAID stlSes. And
Interest and charges are not paid The Treasury
OF said Town thin eighteen months from the date
the commitment 90 The said bilis.s0 mnch ofthe
real estate taxed az Will 30 sullcieni 10 pay The
amount due therefor, Including interest and
eharres. will without fnfther notice 10 sold Al
public auction al the store Of y. X Mani Go In
ssii town on the zist day OF November iss5. ~ z
- Il - aIfa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
rnn HnMEMAKERs. coLuMN.

,orr.spondenos ON practical topics. coming
propsrly under thc head Of this column. IL -.
nelissi Address all Communioat Ions Int ndsd
Tor this department Ia d dlior ~ iiOmstnakcis
Column, uxFoRD DKnocRAr, Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
DRUNKENNESS or THE LIaUOE liABir Pos
IIIvELY CURED nv ADMINISTERING
nU If.t.r.f Gnfn nay SpaffEfc

nn Hal, rs GoLDES SrEcric.
II can be given In cup Of cofec OF Tea
without The kuovlstse % The person TAX
lrgii, i shsol-tcly harmless and will e.
feet p-tmsneut sbd speedy cure, whether
The psiifui l. mOisrAte tfinkef % a. al
cohO.c wreck. Thousands % dfunksrds
have been msie temperate men Who have
taken Golden Sp,cinc Ia their coges with
out thslr kuovisdge. ari to-day bslievc
they quit drilling ~ ih,lf own free Will.
IT NEVER FAILS. Toe system once
impTsgnaisd with The Specific IL becomes
an utter lmp0sslolliiy FOR the llqgor sppe-
lite 20 exist For full particulars, address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO, isj Race ST.
Cincinnati. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

SAYS that hls lIlic girl l. ,rol1lei wlih
malaria very severely, aai taat sircc hc
gave her SalpAur Dliicrs, ~ never iaiaks
OF lesvlrg New YORK Tor bis sumner re-
SOFT Nithoui few bottles, '9r they always
cure bis finiy, sni ATE fsf superior 10
auirIus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

"Is Smith Amsn Of general lnislllgtucvf
81 have never met him, bat l faaey not =
"whyf' Because I've se,a him oceas.
iouAiiy Ia the Jury box - ths Court OF
Ggrerai Sessions"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

" ~ letter..
My T.. =. o., n, I i snail, bal naelJ
bAlAnCoi 80 ~ mschlnsfy.
Myt,5. m. 10 l. a kini Of grain.
MJs.lT, 10. ., H.. 4, Il 10 take any
th.ug with toe lnissu1u Oi returning H.
My rs. o.. o. itisa PROJECT
M. ~. p. ic. ~ At lluni Ia he bad.
Ths who'll i ihs name % = LADY novelist.
VI n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

what VAS The te1iihls morning. AK
G. stay a,.home husband ofs chuFeh'go-
log vile MANY ATE called, hli rev are
chosen" what jary cd be aaSe refer
stcc tor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

SALADS Cabbage chopped flGc AID mix.
"a with an ,qrh qsanslly Of osisfy, also
ohopp,d dee, m.Gs, az excellent salad
where lettuce c,snOi be o1.si,si
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

81 Ar ssys Il wouh lis- $50 IA
cirg,r cake issiCi a. 4 81 rpv al dii
Wien wls = boy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
NV. ~ nROOKS

4 Nrvaia man wh0 started oui 10 look
for "a 'fty bear. fJnui him IN tine fJr cia.
nsf--ihs bars dinner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

peculiarly 90 ilo1t's SaIsspNllla L.
that wllle 10 parider tac boo. j. ilparis
usS gor 90 every farciipg Df "a boy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

whspamtn "glv,, hlus,lfaFay, hs Is
gcrsfAi.y not Worth ua,h
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WORKING CLASSESAIIl.E[AtrI[I0t.Ei.

psret A. furriis ~ filsfls H fh smpiol nIftf
home tie sha.- nI az fIur. 80 80 her si a'r
mnrnFnff. tfns rFHr uHH NEhf ani lftN an.f.
Prfsnnl - fIlfff ~ ftflIF earn iffm - fI'ff
a. A. 10 srs4rr.rr. an.I a. rrUrlr .onsl I'm lt
ifg1fIrs 40 49,. urr In CO. tns.nfts llis ahH
ssls cara rslfiy is iaash as rfn. Itai Az 49,
.es th|s rar fsni flfIr 90 ffff and fft ihf tNsl
ness. Ne maks thIs afsf. f0furn as 49, NJ Hrll
sstsdei 80 all seed alf dollar tlrtf 90 iNr tffu
BIO "a sdtIns. tui gfrfi.1iafs ani ruiAiiffn. A.
ffrss aIur4T sTIssuN a tu Portland. htInrs
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ttt-aNE,srERx CITY.

ui-AN EisTERS CITY.
VIVA. city conialns without uAnsposl'
,lor. words with The following rieanlrg,
To study. over; brown color; an sru'
Gle a. insect; faithful; ame,hi within ,
negative, the dat half OF Word used
In msking poililoul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
GHEEN q oosrnrrRr TAFT

TNgT-IFTIIf -NVO7N|0IIWF1
Sugar,
Psf paste.
Pick top Ind tail on TIC goosebtrfies,
stew slowly Ia a porcelain kettle, With
Just enough water ~ keep them nom olTn.
ing. until ihey break; thea sweelen thor.
oughly, and 81, aside 10 cool; when cold,
pot in,o q deep pisiry shell OF puf paste.
cover with TOP crust and bake, trush AL
over With trsirn egg while hot, Lnd set
bach 10 The oven to glaze.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
rnE.n Inlsr
Iagrl,,Hit Sta, brc,i,
O3g cap,ul % olllos m.lk
Oeg tablespoonful OF ngi
Ter,
Whit. - Ouc 80.
4 iitt'r sa',
Slme hliilug uilk.
IagrlifHii -Sti,s b

Pare N crust run the bfcai sd t'asi
quickly. As,AIh slice Is taken from tie
ar DIP II Ia ihs boi'ls. milk ni has hfca
slightly sailed sid k,pi boiling al TIE
tins. Pllcia ic>p, covered tlsh. spread
ins each g.,Cg With batter a. y on pct u 10.
when all the toast i ready pour over u =
sauce made OF the capful OF milk ian has
been boiled separately. the tablssg00ricl
OF butter. and thc white ofcgg beaten silii
and whipped In a. The last. jssi tefofe The
milk Il drawn from the ifv Cover ard
let it siini nvs uiuuies before u goes IN
he table TIL. "a lie o, preptf.ns toast
l. vsry delightful
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iI.-CuARApE
p.r,iv nhone,ic

iI.-CiIARApE
Partly phonetic
lie stood beside her on the .ir'i.
Before the glowing CRATE;
II scented 10 him the hour bal come
That should decide his fate.
They talked on subjects commonplace
A careless sir 20 felgn;
lie told her that bis llslds oi Atrf
Had brought him golden gain.
Held COW sn,ugh Of tliri, be said,
To buy himself home,
And % that home, - bis own wife
Would she consent 10 GOMEZ
Wei not enquire what answer low
Ills eager question found;
Dat. ere The spring, this happy pair
Ia bonds 90 vAolc were bound.
EInYL
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I.-pouni.r icnosrrc

i.-pounLr icnosric
1. To boast.
?. one Who speaks . fAls,hood.
3 The highest
4. To beat. or chssilse.
3 Very sharp.
The Initials fora The color Of the chame-
lion al night
The terminals form the color OF the
chameleon when sen In the sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

c.-i. c,rp.t ?. Mes,.,sc Reg.
berry. Z. MAn date
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02

III inc ioeu ~ Hartford in tfs Crantr g ~.
ipri, o. ihf Isar i.,f
The inilaiuE LIZ 81 tahes Ca rsal estate VI
rnn-rts.ieuf oHncfs I'M ffe town OF Hartford. for
Nr year l.-. In Ills cur m tel o. ANfl ". IorE.
'nItCtcr of tates Cf sai t1wr, en- fhe lllh
~ % Junf. lrr. lls bfen fefuruct o. h.nl % ne
a. remaining uur1li on In ftV of Mar. f---
'I DE- ceficair uf tntf late. an1 ut unu rCrlln
-lhet. iatcrcst ant c11rsrs are nof raII into the
litAsaT Ql tte town within s1fcen uluufns
nom ne date Cl TIE c1umItnrut Of slId trlf.
- mach cf tlc real estate iaxcl ~ Il sutf.
irnt t1rly re aulourf a. theref1r inrlnfI In.
lfrtst and cnIrECss vii Wifncuf fIrfhfr n1Ics, o.
snli az IutI.C alri'Un. 10 tEe Toss la. In
eat tosns C1 ths lih far q nccember.
i,si. AZ one o'ciock. Pm
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CATAR RH
Elf'S
CREAM BALM
MONEY!.

Mnuputo O. fisfc. CT ms out ani rsiafn
MlIVh q al ~ uili yoa irrc. s'rf.
hhSNbA hing a great Falns All imp1f'aErs
1, You. that = ~ starr Jol I'M but.ness shfh sil
hrlns YEA IN 1nrr mnnsy iifhf AsaF uan snft
hing else IL thls void. AnY enc can 40 uli
wofE sol i've AZ hcue. ihher 49, Az tffs.
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MURDERED IN A LODGING HOUSE
,Leusshsrenaan Hennesssy Beaten to Death
for 0osns to BED NeisiIy.

William II. Hennessey, 'longshoreman
was kicked and beaten to death In the Phoenix
Lodging House at SO Bowery shortly after SUM-
day midnight. He had been q frequent lodger
at the house Of late, and had turned in about
~ O'Clock on Sunday little under the influ-
once of LIQUOR. He was inclined to be noisy.
He was sent to bunk &c. on the third floor Of
the lodging house, and In undressing he made
so much noise as to disturb Joseph Dillman. o
lodger in bunk S5. Dillman says that when he
awoke Henneasey was standing over him with
something In his hand. 1t might have been
either knife or pistol. He pushed Hennes-
sey away and told him to 60 TO bed. When the
day clerk, John Goetchions, came to lock up
Hennessey's clothes, Dillman complained to
him Of the disturbance and Goetchions called
William Downey, the night clerk.
The account Of what followed is given by the
dodgers who saw Downey and Goetchions beat
Hennessey. They pounded him and kicked
the floor they dragged his body across the bare
floor to the Mushroom leaving a trail of blood.
They washed the wounded mans face. and
then Gos,chMons vent down stairs and called
The Phoenix tSdGingg House has yer, very bad
e esreu ID and thieves and desperate charae
ters are among its regular patrons: On this
account HOllaHu H6HTu Tue slOTleS OF Inc as
sault on Hennessey with a feigned Indifference.
and then went for hslp before he undertook to
mako any arrests. He returned with three
moro policemen. and they took Clerks
man, Morris Stone, james O'Brien. Philip I,as-
sert. and Charles kusofsky were arrested as
witnesses to the assault and taken to the
EldridGe street station. Holland sent out a
call for an ambulance, but Hennessey died be-
fore the surgeons arrival.
Downey and doetchions admitted the assault.
but Downey made Q curious plea of sell de
fence. He gave tho police a revolver OF So
calibre. which he said had belonged to Hem
nessey Two chambers in 1t wore empty.
Downey said he know. Hennessey had this pis-
toll. and he pounded him with his fist for fear
that he would draw his revolver. The men
denied that they had used q club though
Charles Rusofsky,- one Of the dodgers. stated
that he had seen Downey hit Hennessey over
the head with club. and such q weapon was
found in the lodging house. At the autopsy
made, by Coroner Nugent yesterday # was
found that the skull was fractured evidently
by some blunt instrument. and the police have
no doubt that Hennessey was killed with this
stick. which seems to have been spoke OF q
wheel. with leather thong attached.
Downey and Gootthions were arraigned in
the Essex Market Court yesterday morning
and committed to. await the action. Of the
Grand Jury. and the men held as witnesses
were sent to the House Of Detention.